Have been shopping at this store for 25 years, usually always find what lm looking forread more

Highly recommended fresh fruit and vegetable shop situated in the heart of Mooroolbark and services…read moreall the nearby suburbs. Excellent and easy to use online shopping with a free home delivery service. They deliver on Saturdays too. Check out their website!

A smaller Coles supermarket than most. So it has a limited variety of products. But it is still a…read moregood supermarket and has some good shops next to it. So you can get most products you need

Clean, well laid out and full of things I've never seen before and a lot i have. It also has a…read moretakeaway food section with hot dumplings and all manner of things. I've only been in here twice now, both times to get the same thing. Couldn't find it at the normal supermarkets or anywhere else I normally go so I tried here and bingo, they new exactly what I wanted and where it was in the shop, and at a decent price as well. What was it I was after your probably asking yourself about now, well I'll tell you, even though there may be a real danger of causing a stampede to all the Asian supermarkets. But first there is the obligatory story to read, enjoy..... My sister introduced me to these on a recent day trip to Mount Martha, we stopped at the service station and shops on citylink for some brunch and at one of these shops they had beans or edamame as a substitute to chips. Well I decided to give them a go on her recommendation and we bought a tub of beans and a tub of edamame, we then sprinkled some Himalyan salt on them and devoured the lot. I preferred the edamame over the beans, they were also fun to squeeze out of their pods so I have been looking for them in shops ever since. So here I am ready to explore another bunch of new experiences in food from my local Asian supermarket, I can't wait. What are edamame you ask, they are soybean pods, who'd have thought it. Boil them up, add a little salt and get squeezing,Yum.

Nice grocery store for Indian style foods and spices. Prices are pretty reasonable. The range of…read moreitems is fairly extensive, overall quality of food and cleanliness is better than most Indian style grocers. Keep an eye on use by dates though as a couple of items were out of date recently.

Walking into this store is akin to wandering into the land of Narnia after a horrific nuclear war…read more Vegetation is scarce, signs of life are fleeting and the air has a slightly unnatural tinge to it. I made the mistake of entering this establishment after walking here from a nearby ATM, after realising that I'd forgotten a couple of ingredients for soup, and that it'd be quicker to go here than walking to nearby Coles or Safeway. The entrance to the shop from Main Street is decidedly odd. The window is opaque, and there's nothing more there than some trolleys and windswept leaves from long-dead trees. When you get into the store proper it becomes apparent that the interior was last renovated in the mid-80s. Time has not been kind to it. Fixtures are fragile and dated. The ceiling is yellowing and patchy. The fluorescent lights cast an eery glow over the few humble aisles. Aesthetically, this is not a pleasant place to shop. Another thing that struck me was the lack of people there. At one point I thought I was the only person present, not just the only customer, but by the time I reached the checkout there was a member of staff working there. The man who served me was pleasant enough, but a bit dim. He held up the leek I'd bought and said to me, without a hint of embarrassment, "I don't know what this is." I fixed a grin to my face, adopted what I hope was a pleasantly neutral tone of voice and informed him that it was, in fact, a leek. The grin did falter slightly when it took him three minutes to look up the code on his paperwork. In the event of a zombie apocalypse, I'll probably come here for supplies as everyone else in Croydon will stick to Coles and Safeway.